Notes on Edith Street
IF you have a car driving down your street at 4.45am, this is a motorist using the most direct route to their destination.
There is...
Please do the research
IN response to “Women also live in Gawler” by Morgan Smith in last week’s Bunyip.
Firstly, I strongly urge you to use the QR code...
Respect the talent
I FEEL that most reasonably minded people who view the street art installations around Gawler would appreciate the talent and effort of the artist,...
The bottom line
SEVERAL events over the past month have, hopefully, prompted deeper thinking from the Gawler community.
This week’s page five story by Aidan Curtis detailing the...
What now for Tassie?
GIVEN the result of the Tasmanian election and the apparent omnipotence of the AFL, having stated that the granting of a licence to the...
Take part in zoning discussions
THE Barossa Region Residents’ Association has been asked by numerous residents what our position is regarding the recent suggestion from council about re zoning...
Women also live in Gawler
ASSERTIONS in The Bunyip (March 13th) that the symbols on the Centenary Lane mural make the town feel like home to locals is incorrect.
Women...
Common sense, not special treatment
I WOULD like to highlight some facts around the Edith Street issue.
The Austroads recommended maximum local road vehicles per day is 1,500, Edith Street...
No ignoring the generosity
SOMETHING that often gets a mention nowadays is how difficult it is to afford life.
Cost of living has skyrocketed even with- in the last...
CEO and Mayor partnership
I WRITE in response to last week’s letter by Stewart Edwards, ‘Why do we need a CEO?’.
Whist I agree with Mr Edwards’s justifiable criticism...
Classic Line returns to form after Melton excursion
IN 2025 Classic Line was a standout performer for trainer Reece Moore, winning 11 races and narrowly missing out on claiming South Australia’s Horse...
